Weston
WESTON is a new rounded slab-serif font designed by Pavel Pavlov for FONTFABRIC.The main purpose is to provide designers with font, suitable for modification in logos and headlines. Combined wisely, Weston will spice up your design adding the “not-your-usual-font-choice” effect. Inspired by the evergreen Grover & Rockwell, this font would love to find his place in your library.
Ranger
Saddle up! This weighty italic display face comes custom fit with the spurs.
Quattrocento Sans
Quattrocento Sans is the perfect sans-serfi companion for Quattrocento.It´s Classic, Elegant & Sober, and it works very good for body copy. Warm, readable and not intrusive.
Bohema
Bohema is an Art Deco font with a modern twist, available in 8 distinct styles and is ideal for headlines, editorial letterings, branding, merchandising and a special occasion that requires a different typeface. By buying the full pack you will receive, as a bonus, 4 alternative styles which include alternative characters.You can download the regular alternative style demo absolutely for free!
Shattered 3D Font – Free
Shattered 3D is a unique font that has unbelievable detail making your designs stand out from the rest. Each letter has gorgeous shattered elements that are perfectly lit in 3D. The default color is a deep red, however, you can easily change the color by adding a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer inside of Photoshop.
Egypt 22 Font (Free)
Egypt 22 is an experimental font that is both geometric and symbolic. The reason the font is named “Egypt 22″ is because it explores the concept of symbols in languages. We often forget that the first peoples used simplistic symbols to visualize the language and the world itself; These symbols are still used except they have become unnoticeable and refined to the point of incomplete perfection. This font is a set of visuals and symbols that combines geometric proportions with horizontal, vertical lines and geometric shapes. This hybrid combination offers new perspective of how I words and symbols are looked at. It also opens up new pathways of use, not only as a solid font, but also as creative element in Graphic Design.
Matilde Free Font
Matilde is friendly thin typeface with extra tall capitals, elegant look combined with decorative elements. This typeface will work well for headings, short paragraphs, magazines, children’s books, posters, logos and any type of graphic design.
Ostrich Sans
A new free font has been released by The League of Moveable Type and designed byTyler Finck. The font contains of Dashed (thin), Rounded (medium), Ultra light, Normal, Bold (race track style double lines) and Black. 
Signify Lite: Free Icon Font
Exclusive to MediaLoot, bring scalable and flexible graphics to the web with CSS @font-face and the new Signify Lite web font. With this font you have 38 beautiful, hand-crafted icons at your disposal for any use, you can use them in your designs in Photoshop etc. or on the web, and the beauty of icon fonts (besides the scalability and tiny file size) is that you can edit the colour, size, effects and more with CSS.
Lost Type Co-op
A condensed uppercase typeface with regular, thin, inline, and bold weights.
Highlands
Highlands is a charming slab-serif that draws inspiration from National Park posters of old. Versatile in its character, it makes for great headlines.
Bender
The Bender font family was created in Russia specially for graphic designers.Thanks to the unique form of signs, fonts of the given family it is possible to type texts, to do logos or headings.
Piron Free Font V.2
Almost an year after the release of Piron (one of our best-known typefaces) we’ve made the decision to get back to it and redesign it. So here it comes Piron v.2 although it’s still far from perfect it is at least much better than its predecessor.The changes which we made are numerous – the basic letterforms, the spacing and kerning and so on and on.
Dancing Script
Dancing Script is a lively casual script where the letters bounce and change size slightly.Caps are big, and go below the baseline.
Dancing Script references popular scripts typefaces from the 50's.
It relates to Murray Hill (Emil Klumpp. 1956) in his weight distribution, and to Mistral (Roger Excoffon. 1953) in his lively bouncing effect.
Use it when you want a friendly, informal and spontaneous look.
On any place where Arial and Times New Roman looks boring: Invitations, Party Flyers, Happy Birthday Cards... you name it.
Springsteel
Introducing Springsteel, a new display sans serif with an unusual construction: curved lines on the outside with only a few straight lines on the inside. The resulting typeface shows a great deal of tension and dynamics. Preferably, it should be used at larger sizes, at smaller sizes only for special effects. It was spaced and kerned by Igino Marini/iKern.
